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How Do You Measure the “Good Fruit” of Marriage Teaching?

Evangelical marriage teachers are changing the meaning of “good fruit” when it comes to marriage teaching—largely because of us. We’ve successfully shown through our studies of about 40,000 people that many evangelical teachings on marriage and sex bear bad fruit,...

Alisa Childers Owes Evangelical Women an Apology for Dismissing Their Pain

Alisa Childers recently critiqued The Great Sex Rescue on her podcast. Childers calls herself an apologist. She became well-known in Christian spaces as a member of ZoeGirl, and now hosts a podcast where she critiques anyone who doesn't endorse conservative Christian...

Why the Bare Marriage Research Studies Are So Ground-Breaking (And You Can Trust Them!)

There's been a big uptick lately of men especially on social media accusing us of having biased research in our study of 20,000 women. I don't normally address these issues from the blog, because, quite frankly, our work speaks for itself. We did the largest study of...

NEW RESEARCH: Modesty Messages Groom Boys to Become Predators

Teaching modesty messages makes church more dangerous for teen girls. That's what our newest paper, out in the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, shows.  It's based on our dataset for our book She Deserves Better, and the lead author on it (Nicole Gallego)...

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Our Marriage Survey is Ready!

Our Marriage Survey is Ready!

Our new marriage survey is all ready to go, with ethics approval and everything! And here’s Joanna Sawatsky, our intrepid stats person and co-author of The Great Sex Rescue and She Deserves Better, to tell you all about it and invite you to take it!For years, Sheila...

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Have You Seen a Sexy Gorilla?

Have You Seen a Sexy Gorilla?

Every Friday, 46,000 people receive our weekly email, linking to all of this week’s posts and podcasts, with a summary, so people can make sure they don’t miss anything they’re interested in. But the email also has a big thought authored by Rebecca–not me. And these...

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